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(M) Government of India Ministry of Environment & Forests No. J-11015/380/2010-IA.II (M) Government of India Ministry of Environment & Forests Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi-110003. To Dated: 6th February,2013 General Manager (E&F) M/s Bharat Coking Coal Ltd., Koyala Bhawan, Dhanbad-826005 Jharkhand Sub: Cluster X (6 mines of 1.762 MTPA of normative and peak production of 2.289 MTPA in a combined ML area of 2057.95 ha) and Sudamdih Coal Washery (Within the lease hold of Sudamdih Shaft Mine) of 1,6 MTPA of normative and 2,08 MTPA peak production for a area of 18 ha of M/s Bharat Coking Coal Ltd., located in Jharia Coalfields, Dist. Dhanbad, Jharkhand (EC based on TOR granted on 09.02.2011) -Environment Clearance –reg. Sir, This is with reference to letter no.43011/41/2010-CPAM dated 04.11.2010 along with the application for Terms of Reference (TOR) and this Ministry’s letter Dated 09.02.2011 granting the TOR. Reference is also invited to the letter No. BCCL/GM (Env.)/EMP (X)-12/460 dated 01 June, 2012 and 25.12.2012 for environmental clearance on the above-mentioned subject. 2. The Ministry of Environment & Forests has considered the application. The proponent has informed that: i. The proposal is for grant of Environmental Clearance for Cluster X, a group of 6 mines (five operating mines namely, Bhowrah North Colliery (mixed), Bhowrah South Colliery (mixed), Patherdih Colliery (mixed), Sudamdih Incline (UG), Sudamdih Shaft mine (UG) and Amlabad colliery (UG) and a washery within the ML of Sudamdih Shaft mine. Of the above mines, 3 mines are mixed mines namely Bhowrah North Colliery (mixed), Bhowrah South Colliery (mixed), Patherdih Colliery (mixed) are in operation, 2 mines are UG mines namely Sudamdih Incline (UG) and Sudamdih Shaft mine (UG) are in operation. One mine namely Amlabad colliery (UG) is closed for production. ii. This proposal does not involve increase in lease hold area, change in technology or change in product mix in the mines. The area has undulating topography. iii. The mines in the cluster have a combined ML area of 2057.47 ha and production capacity of 1.762 MTPA (normative) and 2.289 MTPA (peak) as given below Sl. No Name of Mines Production Capacity Lease Hold Life Status (MTY) Area (Ha) (Years) Normative Peak Bhowrah UG Section 0.11 0.143 208.83 >30 In Operation EC_Cluster X_BCCL 1 1 North OC Section 0.42 0.546 4 In Operation UG Section 0.29 0.377 >30 In Operation 571.58 Bhowrah 3 Pit OC Section 0.235 0.305 4.5 In Operation 2 South Chandan OC 2.5 In Operation Section 0.158 0.205 UG Section 0.054 0.07 >30 3 Patherdih In Operation 244.34 Chandan OC 0.22 0.286 4 In Operation Section Sudamdih 4 In Operation Incline (UG) 0.09 0.117 254.27 >30 Sudamdih 5 In Operation Shaft (UG) 0.185 0.24 391.5 >30 Amlabad UG Closed for 6 386.95 Mine Production Total 1.762 2.289 2057.47 Sudamdih Coal Washery (Within In the lease hold of 1,6 2,08 18 18 Operation Sudamdih Shaft Mine) \ iv. Cluster-X group of mines of BCCL is a group of six mines consisting of opencast and underground mines of the Bharat Coking Coal Limited in the Dhanbad District of Jharkhand State. The cluster if flanked in the east and in the north by TISCO mines and in the west and south by metamorphic. The cluster is drained by River Damodar flowing easterly along the southern part of the cluster. v. The major project parameters of the mines of Cluster-X are given below: TECHNICAL PARAMETERS OF CLUSTER X MINES Name of Bhowrah North Bhowrah South Patherdih Sudamdih Sudamdih Mines Incline Shaft (UG) UG OC Section UG 3 pit OC COCP UG OC Section Sectio n Section Section Section Section Lease 208.83 571.58 244.34 254.27 391.5 Area (Ha) Life (in 30 4 30 2 2.5 30 4 30 30 years) EC_Cluster X_BCCL 2 Max. 260 100 350 110 90 270 100 160 400 depth Method of Bord Shovel Bord & Shovel Shovel Bord Shovel Bord JANC Dumper Dumper Dumper Dumper Mining & Pillar Pillar & Pillar & Pillar KOWICE Combinati Combinati Combination Comb on on ination Proposed peak 0.143 0.546 0.377 0.305 0.205 0.070 0.286 0.117 0.240 Production (MTPA) Production in 0.048 0.155 0.051 0.185 0 0.015 0.132 0.039 0.021 2011-12 (MTPA) Cost Price 11239 521.10 14083.85 455.97 - 16854.81 4433.86 13757.71 35993.24 (Rs/T) Selling Price 3578.83 5134.52 2013.44 5020.54 - 1907.71 1326.04 1909.44 3598.96 (Rs./T) Manpower 900 145 1074 142 300 462 338 936 1151 Grade of W- II, ST-II St- St-II NL W- IV W- IV W- III , W-IV W-I & Coal W- IV 1 & W- IV W-IV to W-II W- IV Mineabl e 13.3 1.6 48.47 0.485 0.44 2.52 0.9 3.944 6.748 Reserve (Mt) Seams to be VIII, VII, XIV, XV XVI I, XIV, IV Top VI III, II, I VIII XI/XII, VIIIA, worked VI, V, & XIVA VII, VI, XIII, , IV T/I M, , VII , VI, IV Local, IVT, V, IV XI/XII Bot IB VIII, VII IVB , IX/X T/IV B, , III, III II, I T, IB vi. The fire in the cluster will be dealt in accordance with the approved Master Plan. Isothermal mapping using thermal imaging by NRSA. Measures would be taken to prevent ingress of air (ventilation) in ug fire areas such areas, which may re-start fresh fires. Opencast mining is proposed before start of underground mining. There would be no external OB dumps. Total of 27.01 Mcum of OB will be generated from the 4 OC patches would be backfilled. At the end of the mining there would be no void. The backfilled area will be technically & biologically reclaimed. EC_Cluster X_BCCL 3 vii. The details of post-mining land use of Cluster-X are given below: S. No Type Land Use Prese nt Mining Post- Mi ning Land Use(In Ha) Land Use(In 1. Running quarry Ha) Backfilled 35.12 0.00 Not Backfilled 66.70 0.00 2. Abandoned quarry 0.00 Backfilled 46.15 0.00 Not Backfilled 69.00 0.00 3. External OB dump 53.80 0.00 4. Service building/mne 17.27 0.00 infrastructure 5. Coal dump 15.63 0.00 6. Road & rail 87.35 87.34 7. Homestead land 103.31 103.01 8. Agriculture land 35.81 35.81 9. Forest land 0.00 0.00 10 Plantation/reclamation 57.03 755.41 11. Water body 243.97 286.54 12 Barren land 1226.35 789.36 Total 2057.47 2057.47 viii. For Coal Transportation, in phase-I(10+5 years),it is proposed to continue the existing Road-Rail transport network system in view of the implementation of the Jharia Action Plan (for 10 years) and Another 5 years gestation period after the completion of Jharia Action Plan for consolidation of the backfilled dug out fire areas and unstable areas is required. Thus the period of 15 years make the Phase-I. ix. All mitigation measures (like covered trucks, green belting on either sides of the roads, enhanced water sprinkling, strengthening and maintaining the roads etc.) shall be adopted up to 15 years with the existing road-rail transport system. Later, in Phase –II, (after 15 years) the BCCL shall implement conveyor-cum-rail transport to avoid movement of trucks within the cluster for coal transportation in Phase-II which shall start after 15 years from now. It is proposed to carry all coal transport by Rail and Conveyor belt, minimizing the existing road transport system in about 5 mines with about 0.87 MTY that would continue after 15 years. Coal dispatch shall be done via RLS and suitably designed off-take points shall be provided. In cluster X, The proposed Coal transportation 0.947 MTPA peak production of coal from the mines at that time of operation (0.143MTPA of Bhowrah North UG , 0.3771 MTPA Bhowrah South (UG), 0.07 MTPA of Patherdih (UG), 0.117 MTPA from Sudamdih Incline (UG),0.24 MTPA Sudamdih Shaft (UG) ) of Cluster- X after 15 years in Phase -II would be mainly transported by Conveyor to railway siding. Presently the transportation of coal is upto railway siding by road. x. The subsidence prediction study has been done for the panels as proposed to be depillared in mine projection plans for different seams and considering the geo-mining parameters as provided by Colliery Authority. The site specific subsidence parameters, e.g. subsidence factor, angle of draw, non-effective width of the panels are not available for the mine. xi. The Patherdih Colliery, Bhowrah XIII, XIV Seam, Amlabad XIV Seam in cluster X fire affected. BCCL has engaged National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA), Hyderabad for conducting Thermal Infra Red imaging of the fire areas and monitoring of temperatures and fire spots in EC_Cluster X_BCCL 4 2006. NRSA had used ASTER Satellite Imagery for ascertaining the fire areas for the whole Jharia Coalfield and have prepared isothermal contour map of the Jharia Coalfield which is procured shortly. xii. It was informed that OB dump fires would be dealt with by cooling, quenching and removal, excavation of fire material and filling with cohesive soil and surface sealing.
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